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All keywords you enter must be in a job for it to appear.

DO

In order to return the best results separate the keywords with commas.

If you use two or more words together, be aware that the Search engine will look for specific instances of those words aligned in the text. For example, if you were to use admin assistant the engine will search for specific instances that the phrase "admin assistant" appears in our job postings, and would return 0 results. However, if you were to search for: administrative assistant your search result would return matches, as this exact phrase appears in our postings.

You may use parts of words instead of typing out the entire word. For instance, you could perform a search using: admin which would return all instances that the phrase admin appears in our postings. Your search results would return job titles such as: Contract Administrator; Administrative Assistant; or Records Administration Specialist.

DO NOT

Currently, the keyword search DOES NOT support boolean searches. Which means you are unable to use AND OR NOT *, etc.

Do not use "quotation marks" to search for a specific phrase. See the "DOs."

Do not use (parenthesis) to nest keywords. See the "DOs."

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